All Chapters of THE REJECTED OMEGA’S MATE : a tale of unexpected love: Chapter 61 - Chapter 70

*BRIANNE’S POV*The world seemed to collapse around me. The words echoed in my mind, a painful mantra that I couldn’t escape. My knees felt weak, and I stumbled back a few steps, feeling as if the floor had been ripped out from under me. My breaths became heavy and ragged, and I could hardly comprehend the weight of what I had just heard.I stared blankly at Janette. The weight of her words hung in the air, pressing down on my chest until it became almost unbearable.‘Amelia?...pregnant…with Jordyn’s child?I blinked, trying to make sense of it, but it felt like the ground beneath me was falling away, leaving me in a freefall with no sense of direction. My heart pounded in my chest, loud and erratic, as if it too was struggling to understand what I had just heard. The air felt too thick, as though I couldn’t get enough oxygen, no matter how hard I tried to breathe.Amelia…Jordyn’s ex. The woman I had only heard about, never truly seen as a threat—until now. How could she be pregnant?

*BRIANNE’S POV*I slowly brought the spoon to my mouth, but the food tasted sour. I paused, staring at the spoon for a moment before setting it back down on the plate. Around me, the clinking of cutlery against plates, the soft murmurs of conversation, it was all so…normal. But inside, my mind was anything but normal.I glanced around the table, my mother was sitting across from me, her attention focused on slicing through her steak. My father, to her left, was sipping his wine slowly, his gaze occasionally flicking to the evening news playing quietly in the background.My brother sat next to me, seemingly engrossed in his, as if the world outside the screen didn’t exist.To anyone else, it looked like an ordinary family dinner…a quiet, uneventful evening.But inside me, a storm was brewing.I couldn’t focus on the food, nor could I keep track of the conversations drifting across the table.How could I sit here, pretending everything was fine, while my entire life felt like it was fal

*JORDYN’S POV*(Few weeks ago)I stormed out of the council room, slamming the heavy oak door behind me. The muffled echoes of the council elders’ voices continued inside, still debating, still trying to dictate my life. My jaw clenched in frustration as their words played in my mind.“Brianne is too weak. She will never be able to lead alongside you. She isn’t worthy of the title of Luna.”Their narrow-mindedness irritated me. The woman I was destined to be with. Brianne wasn’t weak…far from it. She had endured so much and faced so many struggles. The very fact that she had survived this long was proof of her strength. And even if she didn’t have their traditional image of a Luna, I didn’t care. I was the Alpha. I chose my mate, not them. And my mother, her support wasn’t much better. She wanted a political alliance, someone with a strong bloodline. But that wasn’t what I wanted, and that’s not what my pack needed. I wanted someone I loved. Someone I could trust. Someone who made me

*JORDYN’S POV*Days had passed, and I was no closer to finding the right words to tell Brianne. Each night, I’d lie awake thinking about how she’d react, how she’d look at me when I told her I was about to become a father. My heart sank every time I imagined her face, the inevitable shock, and perhaps the anger or pain that might follow. But I couldn’t keep it from her much longer. She deserved to know. I just hoped this wouldn’t drive a wedge between us.I called Josh earlier in the day and asked him to set up one of my houses for a special dinner. It was one of the more secluded properties I owned, far away from prying eyes. It would be the perfect place to have an intimate evening, just the two of us. I thought about how I’d frame it. Dinner first, ease into the night, and then…I’d tell her about Amelia. About the pregnancy. And then, I’d beg for her forgiveness.But as the time drew closer, I felt the knot in my stomach tighten. What if this ruined everything? What if the moment I

*JORDYN’S POV*I stepped into the room, where Amelia lay still, her eyes closed. Seeing her like this, so vulnerable, stirred something inside me, even after everything that had happened between us. She was carrying my child, and no matter what, I had to make sure she and the baby were safe.“Amelia,” I said quietly, standing at her bedside. She stirred, her eyes fluttering open.“Jordyn?” Her voice was weak, barely above a whisper. “What…what happened?”“You collapsed,” I explained, keeping my voice gentle. “You’re in the hospital. The doctors said you’ve been under too much stress.”She blinked as if processing the information. “The baby…is the baby okay?”“The baby’s fine,” I reassured her, my hand hovering over hers but not quite touching. “But the doctors say you need to take it easy from now on. No stress, no pressure.”Amelia nodded slowly, though I could see the worry still visible on her face. “I didn’t mean for this to happen, Jordyn. I’ve been trying to keep everything toge